Treo 600 or Sony P800 ?!
 

What do you think is better?

post the specs:)

Item Treo smartphone

Radio
GSM/GPRS (AT&T Wireless, Cingular Wireless, T-Mobile
and others):
- 850/900/1800/1900 MHz world phone


Processor
Technology
144 MHz ARM processor

Memory
32 MB RAM (24 MB user-available)

Battery
Rechargeable Lithium Ion

GSM/GPRS:
- Up to 6 hours talk time
- Up to 240 hours (10 days) standby time


Add up to 3 hours of additional talk time and 180 hours
of standby with an external battery pack.

Palm OS
Version
Palm OS 5.2.1H

Included
Software
Built-in software
Contact List with Instant Lookup
Calendar
SMS
MMS/Picture Mail
Blazer Web Browser
Camera plus software, including photo viewer
To Do List
Memo Pad
Advanced Calculator
CityTime world clock
Desktop synchronization:
- Palm? Desktop 4.1 for Windows and Macintosh
- HotSync® Manager
- Link to Microsoft Outlook (Windows
only)

Email options:
GSM/GPRS:
- Included POP3 email client
Also available: A variety of solutions from your mobile service
providers and other third-party developers, including Visto's
MessageXpress from the company that brought us Treo Mail
(see our Software section for more information)
Third party software:
Documents To Go
Sheet To Go
SplashID
SplashMoney
SplashShopper
Klondike
Zap! 2016

Available
Color
GSM/GPRS: Silver


Size
4.4 x 2.4 x 0.9 inches
(11.2 x 6.0 x 2.2 cm)

Weight
GSM/GPRS: 5.9 ounces (168 grams)


IR
Yes

Display
Bright CSTN backlit display

Expansion
SD/MMC, SD I/O-ready

MP3-
capable
Yes, with third-party software application. (SD memory card
required. To use with standard stereo headphones you will also
need a stereo headset adapter.)

Camera
VGA, 640 by 480 resolution, 0.3 mega pixels, automatic light
balancing digital camera

Additional
Features
Backlit keyboard
Speakerphone
Vibrate mode
Touch-screen with stylus
Infrared (IR) communication
16-channel MIDI polyphonic ring tones
Stereo audio headset-compatible
External volume buttons and ringer/silent switch

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now p800

Phone Specifications
General Network
GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900

Status
Available



Size Dimensions
117 x 59 x 27 mm

Weight
158 g



Display Type
TFT touchscreen, 4096 colors

Size
208 x 320 pixels


- Image handling



Optional Ringtones


Vibration
In phone

Languages



- Picture phonebook
- Photo album
- Own melody composer



Memory Numbers in phone
1000+

Call records



- Symbian OS 7.0
- 16 + 16 MB flash
- 12 MB available for images, contacts etc.
- Expandable with Memory Stick



Features GPRS
Class 8 (4+1 slots)

Data speed
32 - 40 kbps

Messaging
SMS, MMS, EMS

Clock
Yes

Alarm
Yes

Infrared port
Yes

Games
Yes

Colors



- Build-in digital VGA camera
- Java
- Bluetooth
- WAP 2.0
- HTML browser
- iMode browser
- PIM functions
- High speed data transfers
- Voice dial





Battery

Stand-by
Talk time


Standard battery, Li-Po
up to 400 h
up to 13 h


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Can't you get the p900, fixes a few of the problems with the p800 and some good new features.

i prefer the sony... that other one looks way too huge...

i own a p800 (buying a p900 next week tho) and it is balls to the walls bad ass.. all the techies i know and owners of mobile content companies here in thailand use the P-series as well..

we tested all the PDA-phones and find they look and feel like big fucking paddles when you put them up to your ear.. :2 cents:

A friend of mine has the Sony one and is happy with it. I would get the MDA2 from T-Mobile.

the sony looks nicer

i guess it is obvious that p900 is the way to go:D

wow didnt know it had all those features

Motorola A920/A925
http://reviews.zdnet.co.uk/i/z/rv/20...to-a920-i1.jpg
http://www.neteconomie.com/dbphoto/T...85913-350.jpeg

I've got the a920 unlocked [so it functions as an a925]
Haven't had any problems with it and 3g is definately the way to go... although 4g looks sweeeeeeet. :thumbsup

:thumbsup

http://www.sonyericsson.com/images/s...500_0_4000.jpg

i owe a P800 and it's great. and certainly the P900 will be my next choice!

I have the treo...... I like it a lot but probably go with the Sony if I was going to buy it again...

The keys are a bit hard to type with my fat fingers but it is a great phone/and palm.

b-

Yeah the new Sony phones are nice. :2 cents:

Treo 600 i think

the sony for sure

Sony.

P900

I have a P900 it's the best, plus it supports memory stick. I can put/shoot up to 45 minutes of video. It records directly in mpeg format which is great.

We have a couple of A920s, Nokia 9210i and a few others. I like the A920. I have looked at the P900 I think I may get one ?

http://www.wemakeyoursite.com/phones.jpg

The P900 for sure! :thumbsup

Sony! :thumbsup

p900 is pricey and really cool -- the p800 is pretty much the same phone like $300 cheaper